Ambros
PatronymicMeaning
Immortal or divine, derived from the Greek word 'ambrotos'.
Etymology
The name comes from the Greek 'ambrotos' (ἀμβρότος), meaning immortal or divine, often associated with ambrosia, the food of the gods. It was used as a given name in early Christian times and later became a surname in Germanic and Eastern European regions.
About the Ambros Surname
A surname derived from the given name Ambros, which has Greek origins meaning immortal or divine. The name appears in various European regions with different spelling conventions reflecting local linguistic traditions.
Distribution
Primarily found in German-speaking countries, Austria, and parts of Eastern Europe.
Notable Bearers
Limited historical documentation available